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Aruba Networks Replaces Cisco in StarbucksAruba Networks Replaces Cisco in Starbucks
Light Reading community members unearth that Aruba Networks will soon be served up with your coffee.
Sarah Thomas
August 29, 2013
2 Min Read

Aruba Networks is the WiFi router vendor that Google will be bringing in to 7,000 US Starbucks to replace AT&T and Cisco's gear in the coffee chain. (See Is Google the New WiFi of Coffee Snobs?)
The official word of the parties involved, including Starbucks, Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), Level 3 Communications Inc. (NYSE: LVLT), and Cisco Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: CSCO) is a "no comment" on which companies supply present or future routers, while AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) did not respond, and Aruba Networks Inc. (Nasdaq: ARUN) had no new information at press time. (See Google, Starbucks Start AT&T Router Swap.)
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